Incompass Solutions

InCompass Solutions Acquires CRM Software

• February 21, 2013
• Thoroughbred Racing

InCompass Solutions Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Jockey Club, has purchased the customer relationship management software of Minneapolis-based Redfish Studio.

Scheduling Tool Targets Simulcast Overlap

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• January 18, 2013
• Thoroughbred Racing

InCompass Solutions, a subsidiary of The Jockey Club, announced Jan. 18 that it has completed development of an analytic scheduling tool designed to maximize handle for its customer racetracks.

Kimbrell Named President of InCompass

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• December 20, 2011

Brad Kimbrell, who has served as executive vice president of InCompass Solutions since March 2009, has been named president of the company, it was announced Dec. 20 by James Gagliano, president and CEO of The Jockey Club.

Timing Boosts Handle, Simulcast Group Told

• By Jack Shinar
• October 4, 2011
• Southwest Region

Without adding to current field size or fan base, racing secretaries can increase pari-mutuel handle immediately by paying more attention to one simple factor: Timing.

Simulcast Conference to Hear VP from TJC

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• September 16, 2011

Jason Wilson, vice president-business development for The Jockey Club, will review the recent study conducted by McKinsey & Co. on the Thoroughbred racing industry at the 19th annual International Simulcast Conference.

InCompass Unveils New Post Time Feature

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• March 1, 2011

InCompass Solutions announced March 1 the launch of Post Time Coordination, a software tool designed for racetrack executives to avoid post time overlaps with other simulcast races.

Haydon to Retire from JC After 35 Years

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• December 1, 2010
• Kentucky

David Haydon, who joined The Jockey Club staff in June 1974 and later served in an executive capacity with several of The Jockey Club's wholly owned subsidiaries as well as Equibase Company, will retire at the end of 2010.

InCompass to Offer Pre-Race Vet Exam Software

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• June 9, 2010

InCompass will offer its pre-race veterinary exam software free of charge to all racetracks that agree to share their respective examination data with association and regulatory veterinarians at other tracks.

Checkoff Program to Benefit TCA, TRF

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• November 11, 2008

When Thoroughbred owners and breeders in North America submit their foal registration applications on or after Jan. 1, 2009, they will be able to participate in a voluntary checkoff program, created and administered by The Jockey Club, which will assist two organizations that provide post-racing care for Thoroughbreds.

National Jockey Medical Database Planned

• By Blood-Horse Staff
• April 25, 2008
• Kentucky

Keeneland and the Jockeys' Guild, along with Lexington physician Dr. Barry Schumer, have formulated a plan to develop a national system to maintain updated medical histories of jockeys.

InCompass Has Pre-Race Exam System

• December 13, 2007

InCompass Solutions, a company that offers software solutions to racing offices and horsemen's bookkeeper offices, Dec. 13 unveiled a centralized pre-race exam system that can be used by veterinarians employed by racing commissions or racetracks.

InCompass Acquires Racing Office Business from IMS Racing

• July 3, 2007

InCompass Solutions has purchased the racing office business from IMS Racing of Billings, Mont., according to a company announcement.

National HBPA to Take Hard Look at Betting Hub Plan

• By Tom LaMarra
• February 2, 2004

The National Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association's Executive Committee will decide Feb. 3 whether to move forward with a plan to create an offshore wagering hub that would accept wagers from bettors outside the United States in an attempt to increase handle and generate revenue for purses.

Jockey Club to Convert Canadian Dollars in '05

• December 16, 2003

The Jockey Club and Equibase Company announced Tuesday purse money and other monetary race data elements from Canada will be converted to U.S. funds starting on Jan. 1, 2005.